SAN FRANCISCO – Already shorthanded, the Nets lost their hottest hand. But they refused to lose the game. Despite adding Cam Johnson to their list of walking wounded, Brooklyn stormed back for a 128-120 come-from-behind win at Golden State on Sunday before a sellout crowd of 18,064 at Chase Center.

Dennis Schroder scored 31 points, Cam Thomas added 23, and the undermanned Brooklyn Nets rallied to beat Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors 128-120.

After Nov. 22's dismal loss to a shorthanded Philadelphia 76ers squad, the Brooklyn Nets must've learned a thing or two. Without four key rotational pieces, and

The Nets added Cam Johnson and Cam Thomas to their list of wounded, both forced out of Monday’s win. Brooklyn was without Nic Claxton, Dorian Finney-Smith, Ben Simmons and Noah Clowney already. But Johnson sprained his right ankle in the first quarter landing on Draymond Green’s foot,

Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson exited Monday’s matchup with the Golden State Warriors due to an ankle sprain. Johnson rolled the ankle while stepping on Draymond Green’s foot in the first quarter.